Big City to Small Town and Back: A Black Lesbian’s Journey to Pride

I lived and worked in Indianapolis after I graduated law school. Having come from Chicago, the lawyers at […]

The Burden of Being Exceptional

Lawyers are meant to stand tall as beacons of justice and gladiators of success, power, wealth, and access. […]

Mental Health and the Legal Profession

Before we welcome April, I want to highlight that May is National Mental Health Awareness Month. Lawyers have […]

Black Women’s Resistance as a Model for Diversity & Inclusion

By: Takeia R. Johnson Mirroring American society writ large, Black women lawyers find ourselves in the most precarious […]

Black Panther is Black Feminism in Practice

By: Takeia R. Johnson Imagine a world in which women are valued as leaders, fighters, lovers, and intellectuals. […]

Memoirs of a Mentor: Or, How to Be A Good Mentee

  Guest post by Sandra Yamate, CEO of Institute for Inclusion in the Legal Profession When I received […]